As theme parks go it's in a class of its own. Eerily quiet, rather like stepping into an episode of The Twilight Zone. All the rides you'd expect to find at any theme park, not one for sensation seekers aimed more at those with younger families which is where, I suppose, the business model hasn't been thought through. It costs a couple £UK to get in a pennies for the individual rides. Although cheap by UK standards it's probably out of reach for many local residents and Ho Chi Minh is not the typical family holiday destination. While there was saw a single group of children on what appeared to be a school trip and no more than half a dozen other people. The Harry Potter Hogwarts castle is quite remarkable in that it's nothing to do with Harry Potter, a sort of walking ghost train where you're halfway round before your eyes get accustomed to the lack of light. Having said all this I loved it, walked onto any ride we wanted, incredible attention to detail and spectacular scenery.

We, family of 2 adults and an eight year old, spent a day here and had a fun time. We only went into the theme park and didn’t go to the waterpark or the zoo. We paid for the basic entry plus unlimited ‘train’ travel and already knew from reviews that we’d pay extra for each individual attraction. We didn’t tally our costs for the day because, compared to an Australian place like Luna Park, it’s going to be relatively affordable. Our favourite attraction was the Crocodile Farm where we paid 5000 to feed crocodiles meat on a fishing line. We also enjoyed the fish foot massage, the dodgem cars and a little ‘plane’ type ride. The ghost house and Harry Potter castle were too dark for my daughter, and the Snow Castle was one big accident waiting to happen 😀. The train rides were fun. We ate simple food at the food court and thought it was fine and affordable. We lowered our expectations before we went but all had an enjoyable day out and I’d recommend it. Staff were polite, lines were non-existent. As per other reviews, it was very quiet, however this was one thing we enjoyed. Most/all attractions were covered by shade and so it made for a cooler day out.

We attended with our kids aged 6 & 8 years and had a great day! Buying tickets was hard as there is so many options and no English. Needed to use our translator app. We also could not find a map. This place is like a ghost town, we walked onto every ride. Everything is so random but that’s what made it so fun. You pay an “entry fee” and then experiences and rides are pay as go. For the kids rides 40,000 Dong ($2.30 Aus) with most of the rides being under cover which is a blessing because the heat is insane. To cool off we went into the snow castle where they have actual snow and little toboggans. Feeding crocs was fun and crazy. There were literally 100 of them. The little zoo near crocs was so sad and I felt for the animals. Horrible cages with no enrichment. There is no western style food options. We did find fries at the water park and paid $6 for delicious beef noodle stir fry. The water park was busier but still walked into everything. Never been to a water park like it, kids loved it. Overall we had a great day. Lots of unique Instagram locations if that’s your thing. The place is huge and we didn’t see everything.